Written with love & paws

Books by Suzi Teitelman

Every word in these pages was taught to Suzi by a dog. She just wrote it down.

Doga is a practice of connection: with your breath, your dog, and the life you share.

Coali the cocker spaniel soaring on a star-covered flying doga mat over Central Park and the Manhattan skyline at golden hour
New — out now

Coali and the Flying Doga Mat

Suzi Teitelman

Suzi Teitelman

Coali and the Flying Doga Mat

The newest DogaDog story — out now

Coali, the black cocker spaniel who started it all, takes to the sky on his flying doga mat. Suzi's newest book — released November 9, 2026 — carries the spirit of Doga into a story the whole family can share. Available now on Amazon in paperback and Kindle (free with Kindle+).

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The Paw of Attraction — illustrated children's book about dogs and yoga by Suzi Teitelman

Suzi Teitelman

The Paw of Attraction

The Secret Behind Dogs and Doga

This is where it begins. The book that gave the practice its name and its philosophy. Suzi Teitelman takes you inside the original Doga — the one born in New York City in 2001, on a mat, with Coali beside her. The Paw of Attraction is not a training manual. It is an invitation to stop correcting your dog and start learning from them. Presence. Forgiveness. Joy without reason. Your dog has been practicing this all along.

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The Pawer of Now — illustrated children's book about dogs and yoga by Suzi Teitelman

Suzi Teitelman

The Pawer of Now

Explained Through the Eyes of a Dog

Eckhart Tolle wrote The Power of Now for humans. Suzi wrote this one for the rest of us — the ones who already live there. Told through the eyes of a dog, The Pawer of Now is Suzi's most personal and poetic work. It is about grief and grace, about what it means to be fully alive in a single moment, and about the quiet wisdom that has been sleeping at your feet every morning. Read it slowly. Your dog already knows the ending.

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In the company of animals, ordinary moments can open into wonder.

"Dogs don't read books. They live them."

— Suzi Teitelman